The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-07
BOILED INrO BREvITY.
A Few Minutes with the News OF This
Vicinity,

A tramp may banker after cold ham,
bot as soon as you offer cold shoulder he
refuses to smile.
Mr.. B. r. OrtOn. general manager of
the Schuyler Electric Light Company,
10 at the BlrnetI.
Real estate dealers state that they are
having more calls for real estate than
Ia any spring for ten years.
An exchange LruLhfully says: "The
latest scheme of the lightning rod shark
is to gObble the entire tarm."s
Mr.. Il. B. Post, of Chicago, who will
open a photograph gallery la the DOuOs
building, Oh " est TOscarawas street, is
at the huEfOrd.
The members of the Board of Educa
tiOn are requested To meet at the new
Central School Building at o'clock p,
m. TO morrow.
On Monday Minerva voted on. the pro.
hibttiOn feature of the Dow law. After
very bitter contest, 1t was defeated by
majority of 80.
Singular as 1t may seem, considering
1t IL the eve Of election, but one arrest
was made Sunday night for drunken
Ness, and none Saturday night.
Married, March "a, 1887, at Minerva,
Ohio, by Rev, George UOchel, Lsander
Davis, Of KenslngtOn, Ohio, and Mrs.
AnE MOnger, of Minerva, Ohio. ssaaDa
Died, at the residence of Mrs. Lester,
corner Of Fifth and Poplar stTeets, ut
.. IN. to-day, Mrs. Rebecca Schneider,
widow of +. A. Schneider, long a citizen
of Canton,
The Commissioners have decided to
delay the building of an armOry lOr the
o. N. G. until next fall. They have con-
cluded that the State can be- made to
help in the matter, vv... ga,,s,ss....s.
Mr.. Philip Asubert, the old reliable
marble and monument dealer, removed
his shop to-day to No. 66 East Third
street, where be has built larger shop,
adjoining his residence.
Jacob Poet this morning was stricken
with epilepsy at the corner of North
and Poplar streets, and was picked uI
| for dead. The coroner was telephOned
for, but Mr.. Poet revived shortly after
the attacE. HAab1osssTJ Tlz8se5 gliaERG sos4-
Mrs. G. 0. Mcdonald, OF Canton, Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Miller
this city. Miss Minnie Dodge
of Can on, Is the guest of her aunt
Mrs. E. A. Dodge, 604 South High street
-[AkrOn Beacon.
Louis Vitak, the teacher Of violin
flute and other orchestral instruments
has removed his music rooms from No
1O6 to No. % South Walnut street, Can
ton, Ohio, where he will receive his pu'
pills at their regular hour.
The old one story brick at the corner
of North andWalnut is being taken down
preparatory to the erection Of new
structure. The little old brick must
have been some sixty years old. For
long years 1t was the last house on the
west side Of Walnut, fields lying be-
yOnd. m aN@ ESnsG
The Alliance Review man reels. off the
following: 1.-THE roadster Julia Dur'
chased by j. W. Gillespie for the purpose
of carrying the soil agitators to anG
from OniOnville during the summer
months, is a miniature specimen Of q
horse of maltese complexion and about
the size Of half ripe kitten" SsREls sis
The Commissioners Of Stark and Co
lumbiana counties met In joint session
at the Paramount ChildEen's Home Sat
urday and opened the bids for the build
ing Of the new barn for the home. ThC
contract was awarded to the lowest bid
der, Mr.. Daniel Biery, Of COlumbian6
county. The contract price Is $2,494.
The PrOhibitiOnIsts have decided tt
hold their county nominating cOnVen
tiOn In this city on Thursday, May 26th
| We also notice that they have Issued tht
call for their State Convention to bt
held In Delaware, on the Goth and S0tt
of June. They appear determined t
make an early and perststant campaign
At the meeting of the Audubon sOcl
ETY. Thursday evening number Of in
teTesting papers will bO read and the So
ciety will be permanently OrPe -,
Charles Frazier, who Is Preo' --eilE5 l
New York Audubon ,,,etS1 ,Jt;HsHs t,,2I q "a 4
present and addr' q, .nr .',no"s9,y, y, n.,, VIII
interested in 90 Dfotection c9 efTs Of tba bea1
nTs ru' '.aglGg birds are requested to /
the valuable water spaniel Curly
owned by John Blum, was poisoned o
Saturday night. This adds another I
the list of valuable and almos: inVarit
by harmless dogs poisoned about th
city lately. A standing reward of 81
is offered by Mr., Blum for inioFmatiO
leading to the arrest Of the pc p9tTatC
Of this act.
Mr.. j. Nj. HosfiBld, of Mansfield, write
that Toledo has dropped out Of the 0ai
Baseball League, and says the Lssgu
will send man here TO sOlic t subsCiit
tiOus iCr club 10 this city if 1t
thought that the project is worth tryin
here. The DEMOCRAT will be glad I
hear from any Gne who thinks sufficie1
stock can be obtained here to give Car
ton place In the League.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Caldwell, after
residence IL this city of five years, duI
ing which time they formed many pleas
ant and warm acqlaintances, will star
to morrow morning for their futur
home at Canton. Their many sdmirin
friends are 10th to part with thel
agreeable society, but since it cannot b
otherwise one and all wish them
hearty GOdspeed and bOuntiful suppl
of earth's choicest blessings Il [WyandO
Union.
At the last meeting Of the Galen Clu
paper was read on "The Faith Cure,
which ELECTED considerable discussion
Much was said pro and con, when al
article was read by member, takel
from Chicago paper, stating that ex
President Jackson said he knew a mai
who claimed that his daughter ha
Bright's diseaae, a tumOr IN the stomach
and insomnia, and was cured by tn
faith process in half an hour. There
upon motion was made TO adjourn
from labor to refreshments Carried